websites that spy on your blog

today's featured uglystat.com. a website valuation service. type in your blog or site. then see their algorithm crank out a value. then try and find a buyer. best of luck. if you have 1 billyun or more there are some great deals available. maybe not ll things have a price.

top 5 blogs December 2012

is any of this your fault?

1. huffington post
2. tmz
3. businessinsider
4. engadget
5. perezhilton

contained in this list are the keys to success for sites and blogs. in the next few weeks mentalogica will be examining the content at these sites. we will update our opinion based considerations as we find find them. we are searching for ways to impact your life. we want you to stay with us for one or two minutes for each visit. in todays world we discover this may be more than the average web reader can handle. don't be average.

amateur web philosophy

don't beg. don't self promote. do write original content. do link to other sites. don't link to other sites. don't write more than 100 words. do write extended essays. do this do that.

how does a site become popular. the experts have no sure idea. they will take all the money you will give to sell you certainty.

sometimes new ideas click with many. sometimes with none. people don't know what they want until they see it. or someone has enough money and influence to tell them what they want. (think fruit named company).

will anyone read this? the experts say you want original content. we're supposed to pretend we don't care. but, if we didn't care why would we have this site at all.

we say none of us really know what we want.

but, if we consider long enough we may figure what we need.

what do you need?

$100,000 a year to design digitals apps

become an app developer, but do it right. contracts. business plan. business model. strategic plan. or you may earn that $100,000 only once. at guardian.co.uk

look at this graphic below to see some average revenues for apps. keep working. you may develop the next wildly successful boardgame rip-off.

readers on the web: essay no.1

we researched web reading habits. we learned at the great site www.useit.com that 100 words is what you will read. we discovered we read web pages in an F pattern: first the top horizontal bar, then the bottom horizontal bar.

After those bars, we read the page down on the left side looking for content and keywords. Each 100 hundred words we read keep us on a page 4.4 seconds more. So all most of us see is what our eyes find in this F-pattern. Go to useit.com for more. This is how much space one hundred words take up.